BUCYRUS — One of the reasons for the 2018 Carey baseball team’s success in the early portion of the 2018 season has been their ability to score late in games. On Wednesday, trailing by one run in the top of the sixth inning, the Blue Devils scored three runs.

SYCAMORE — She considered many Division I, II and NAIA colleges, but after visiting Division II Ashland University, Mohawk’s Destini Oler made return visits to the campus, becoming more impressed each time. On Wednesday, Oler, surrounded by her family and coaches, signed her national letter of intent to run cross country and track at Ashland University.

Remarkably, no injuries were reported in an accident between a 2015 Chevy Colorado and a 2015 Ford Taurus Tuesday morning at the intersection of Ohio 23 and TH 65.

In his coaching career, Carey baseball coach Joey Roark had never had a starting pitcher get a save. Likewise, senior pitcher Brayden Wentling had never gotten a save in the same game that he was the starter.

Upper Sandusky resident Jan Stoneburner was honored Monday evening by the Rotary Club of Upper Sandusky as the 2018 Service Above Self award winner. The Service Above Self award is presented annually to an individual who lives or works in Wyandot County and who had demonstrated outstanding humanitarian service locally, regionally, or on the world at large beyond the scope of their employment.

CAREY — A week after board members discussed the possibility of constructing a new athletic complex on campus, two Carey High School FFA members on Monday voiced concerns over the proposed baseball/softball athletic complex.

SYCAMORE — Carey scored three times in each of the first two innings and then held off Mohawk, 7-4, in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference baseball game Monday. The Blue Devils (5-0, 4-0 N10) scored another run in the fifth inning, while the Warriors (4-4, 2-3 N10) scored all four of their runs in the bottom of the seventh, leaving one runner on base when the final out was recorded.

CAREY — Carey’s girls and Wynford’s boys won a quad-meet Monday at Carey. The Blue Devils girls won easily with a 97-64 advantage over Bucyrus, while Crestline edged Wynford for third, 33-31.

Joe Thiel (standing) thanks attendees at his benefit dinner and auction fundraiser Sunday at St. Peter School.

What started as a single festival has grown into six community events this spring to help support St. Peter School in Upper Sandusky. “We really wanted to bring the community together and get everyone involved with some fun events to provide the opportunity for fellowship,” Matthew Arnold, one of the event organizers, said.